Definition Synonyms
Definition of presentiment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
premonitionRare intuition about a future eventRare
- His presentiment told him not to go on the trip.
2.
forebodingRare feeling something bad will happen soonRare
- She had a presentiment of danger before the storm.
Expressions with presentiment
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feel a strong sense that something bad will happen
She had a presentiment of danger before entering the house.
Origin of presentiment
Latin, praesentire (to sense beforehand)
Examples of presentiment in a sentence
He couldn't shake the presentiment of bad news. His presentiment of failure was hard to shake off. A presentiment of doom lingered in the air.
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- French:pressentiment, intuition, ...
- German:Vorahnung, ...
- Italian:presentimento, presagio, ...
- Spanish:presentimiento, previsión, ...
- Portuguese:pressentimento, premonição, ...
- Chinese:预感, 不祥的预感, ...
- Japanese:予感, 悪い予感, ...
- Arabic:حَدْس, هَاجِس, ...
- Hebrew:תְּחוּשָׁה מֻקְדֶּמֶת, תַּחֲרוּם מַבְהִיל, ...
- Russian:предчувствие, ...
- Ukrainian:передчуття, передчуття небезпеки, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वाभास, अशुभ संकेत, ...
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